Resources For A Happier Home
by: Lindsay Butler
Are you ready to be more successful? How would you like to stop feeling like you are not living up to your potential? I know so many people that want to do better / be better – and all of them can! Wheather you are a blogger (like me) who is trying to reach the next point in their career. Or, maybe you are sick and tired
by: Lindsay Butler
Valentines Day is right around the corner! Having a kiddo in elementary school I know that they love taking in fun Valentines Day Cards – but not the kind I did 20+ years ago when I was in elementary school. Oh no. These Valentines Day Cards have to be something straight out of a magazine. *please….* I am sorry, but I do not want to
by: Lindsay Butler
Managing your money takes work. A lot of people have the belief that once you create a budget and are able to stick to it, it’s smooth sailing. While creating and staying on budget plays a huge role in maintaining a healthy financial life, there are a few things you should be doing more often than you are, to stay on track. Looking beyond the budget
by: Lindsay Butler
Before I started using the Paycheck Budgeting method our finances were on thin ice. I had tried every method out there. we had binders, accordion files, and hanging file systems organizing our bills, I had a large family calendar filled with bills to be paid, amounts due and when. It was crazy. The day before a bill was due I would get on the computer and
by: Lindsay Butler
Ten years ago when I first met my husband, checking your credit score / credit report was a once a year thing. Once a year and “don’t do it again, or it will lower your credit score!” type of thing. Unfortunately, a lot of people still believe that you can only check in once a year. I am here to tell you that you should
by: Lindsay Butler
by: Lindsay Butler
For years I have wanted Christmas dishes. For years I have looked for them – but I have never found anything that I truly loved. I need to love these Christmas dishes because what I really wanted was for them to become part of our family tradition. Using them every Christmas day, with our over the top Christmas Breakfast. I never saw any that felt
by: Lindsay Butler
Ha! If only it was a simple as the title of this post says. However, it is possible to save money: by not getting sick. The cost of a doctors visit, plus medication (even if you have insurance) can be a huge bust to your budget – and definitely, throw your debt payoff plans out the window. The thing is everyone gets sick at some point or
by: Lindsay Butler
Last week when I launched the 2018 Financial Planner – I also told you that along with the planner bundle I was including my Debt Snowball Spreadsheet. The spreadsheet I have been using for years – the tool that was the catalyst to lighting the fire under our butts to start paying off over 160,000 in debt (Student Loans)! Today I am excited to walk you
by: Lindsay Butler
The 2018 Financial Planner is here! Wahoo. I am so excited about this years version and options! Specifically, a google spreadsheet I am now offering for the “Option 2” package. But, let me backup for minute. I am getting ahead of myself. Let me introduce you to the new 2018 Financial Planner: The 2018 Financial Planner (pdf) is the key to getting your financial house in order. Use
